Don't run frankenDebian and your life will be much easier. My friend that bought a Framework as well had no trouble putting Debian 11 on it, you just need to a

Don't run frankenDebian and your life will be much easier. My friend that bought a Framework as well had no trouble putting Debian 11 on it, you just need to add the non-free repo to /etc/apt/sources.list, install the non-free firmware with apt and reboot: https://community.frame.work/t/debian-11-on-the-framework-laptop/10395 https://community.frame.work/t/debian-11-on-the-framework-la... Wayland also works out of the box on Debian, I have been using it for a few years on a Ryzen laptop without issue. Fiddling with the OS is a rarity for me. Back when I was a teen I do recall the trouble that was upgrading Ubuntu or getting openSuse running after accidentally filling the disk fully. Switching to Debian simplified life, I don't invest effort into my OS (eg: opening up a terminal) with any kind of regularity and it simply works, letting me focus on actual work (and video games :D).